The New York Herald Newspaper, January 27, 1860, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1860. Jersey City News. ARREST OF AN ALLEGKD SwivoLen —Yesterday afternoon Deputy Sherif Bernard McAvaily returnes from the sty of Philacetyhin, baving in charge a Jew uamed Joba Preskauer, who is charged with baving swindle Tumeshy Beoegun & Oo , of Jersey City, out ot goods amounting to | Beariy $1,000 Tt is alleged Ubat in October hast Me Pros Kaner represented to Mr. Deegan that he was doug 4.004 busivess at No. 132 South Fou: in alreet, Phiteie: iomia. as himsef responsible, and that Mesers. Dexal & Uo, of Paiianelphia, Were in the hao of endorswg ois Bows, and that they wenld coutioue to endorse his papar. Upsa hess representations Proskauer obtained wigs, KptOrs. @ + gars, ju allamovatiag to nearly $2,000. Me. Deegan ofterw earned that tie represeatations maie wore false, Teopon the er was latt before tha Gread Jory at the present term, and « Dill of tudiotment was dound against the accused for swindling. Tha prisoeer was committed tw jail fur trial in default of $2,000 bouds. Theatricala, he. ¥m1o's Garver ~The equestrians, acrobats and gym- masts engaged at Unis estabiishment ate to perform a num- ber of very evfficunt feats vo might Wowsry THEATRE —* The »’ having met with great sucess, Will DO repeated this evening, with the melo cramatc romance eplitied “The Heart of Mid Lethian Wa.tocr’s Tirmatee —Tho new drama called “Tha Ro- mance of a Poor Young Map,’ embracing the chief taleat @ the company, will be repeated. Witek Ganbey —The five act sensation drama entitled “Lesbia,” wit) Miss Heron ag Laubia; JW. Watiack, Jr. ae Osscolo, aud G. Jorvan a8 Galieuo, wih de performed this evenmg BRoapway Boerpom —The sisters Webb appear this evening m the Yaukee farce of “Our Jemima,” the pro- wp come cy catled + Women's Whlna,” aad the jangh € pies canted “Plots and Ovunterplots,” assisted by the entire company. New Bowery (HeaThe.—Tois evening the five act drama rhe Geroroos; or, Late ia Lomaiana,!? will be per- i, with the farce of A Wwe tor an Hour” 1ANISM —Rrsauts’ and George Christy’s Minstrels fesue programms for to night that are well steked with cevtimeulal and comical BONES, extraordinary dances and daugbadle burieeques. Domestic News (tema. Divorces ww N KA—lending the diserssion of a WHE eranting a divor Draska Legiiatare, one the members rela ce of sharp practios of @ @euple reexient in shat Territory, They apptiva to the Le- gitisture and obtained a divorce, and immediately the Mean and wife pre empted 160 acres of lands aplece, aod Bavieg proved their tle thereto, were married again the Bext Cay, after secur ing 160 acres of land by the opera. = Cansyvt Ranxesp —The Directors of the Boston and Worester Kastroad Company state in their report jagt fened that durimy the year 1859 they carried on» miltion gt hupired.and three thonaand four hundred and atty three passengers, without injury to 4 single person. Paxe's Pex —The emigration to Pike’s Peak, it would seem, bas ulready commenced. The St. Joseph (Mo.) Gozeiie of the 19th announces the arrival at that city of @ee huvdred and twenty gold seekers from Obie, whe were on their way to the land of golden promise. Frozen ro DeaTH —Mr. James Barry, Clerk of the Dis- trict Conrt for the Second Jnaiciat District of New Mexico, and Mr. ET. Davis, formerly a printer at Sata Fe: were jately frozen to death on the road between Taos an Mora. Nepraska A Starx.—From the Nebraska in, of the itt inet, we learn that the Dill for a Convention to adopt a State constitution preparatory to the admission of Nebraska into the Union as @ @tate, has passed both Honecs of the Territorial Legislature and been signed by the Governor. FancxaTion to Txxas —The emigration to Texas this Beacon has excveded that of any other heretofore known, mmo the frontier counties of the State are rapidly filling op Ip one week 1,030 negroes arrived at Gaiveston from the Statee of Missiesippi and Alabama, for the west. ern portion ot the State, and jands are accordingly in- @reasing in value. Not So.—The report of the conspiracy to kill Logan, one of the capturors of John E. Oook, has turned out to De a hoax. Lo) mr Poor InpiaN.—Measures are being pressed in the Legislature of Minnesota in order that steps may be taken to remove the Winnebago Indians from their pre- sent location. The whites waut their land. Restoration or Foornves —The Marylavd Legislature fimaliy pas-ed on the 24th inst. the resolutions which bad been pening, tustructiog the representatives in Congress to uve their influence with the national government for the negonation of @ treaty with Great Britain for the restora- ‘tion of fogitive slaves from the United States who may be found in Canada. ‘Tur Wuxat Crop —The winter thas far has been very favorable or the wheat crop at the Northwest. The Cleve- Ysad Plaindeal-r says:—Losk out for a large crop of this Staple apotber year. @urexasaw Ixmians.—According to the Tishomingo He- vald, thé following is the result of a recent census of the Chickasaw Nation wAenlt males 21,188 -2638 626 Staves TRavEnuxG Trrovan Free Stares.—Mr. Haynes, roeentiy emigratiog from Tensessee to Missouri, with Awenty-five slaves, carried them by rail through Iliaats, without any difficulty whatever. : Obimary. ‘The State Department at Washington has received to- Pormation from the commercial agent at Florence, of the @eath at thet place, by apoplexy, on the 17th ultins, in the ity third year of bis age, of Grorax Catox Bowrorn, gon of the late Colonel Bomford, of the United States my. FINANCI iL AND COMMERCIAL. Tuvrspay, Jan. 26—6 P. M. ‘There was a better feeling in Wall street to-day, and more activity in business. The news from Albany is not favorable to the passage of the toll- ing and pro rata bills; public indignation seems to be aronsed to an unexpected pitch at this impu- dent attempt of a few canal forwarders, millers and hungry politicians to drive the trade of New York into Penosylvania and Canada. From Wash- ington, too, the advices received by leading baak- ers favor the prospect of an early organization, with Mr. Sherman as Speaker. Hence a more general willingness in the street to-day to lend mo- ney and to buy stocks. At six per cent iin is very easy. We hear of some call loans at 5 a 5}, though six is still the vate asked everywhere when parties come to bor- row. The rates for first class paper range from 7 to 9 per cent; we hear, however, of a very choice Hine of paper, with thirty days to run, which was done to-day at 6} per cent. If the House organizes, short paper, of prime grades, will not sell above 6 per cent. There is not mach doing in foreign bills. Francs are ashade firmer; Southern bills sold to-day at 5.21j. The leading banking houses are asking 109 for sterling; we donbt, however, if any business beyond mere retail sales has been done above 108} a}. Commercial bills are quoted at 108}. Sight exchange on New York sells at Chicago mt three per cent premium for currency, and par for gold. In other words, the Chicago bankers are resisting the redemption of their notes with sach obstinacy that they have fallen to three per cent discount. The bank which was lately condemned to redeem fairly and squarely, and not to consume awhole day in paying a man a thousand dollars, has appealed from the decision to the Court of Ap- peals; the Chicago merchanta now hope that they ‘will be able to wind up some of those banks which have done so much mischief. The business in New York Central today was ‘large; several thousand shares changed hands at a@nadvance. The price at the opening was 73, in the middle of the day 73}, and at the close 733, against 72] at the close yesterday. Several shorts elosed up their contracts today. Among the Western shares, Rock Island was the strongest. It pened at 63}, an advance of { from the closing price yesterday, and closed 63} bid. Tbe President and Superintendent are now in town; they speak encouragingly of the prospect for passenger basi ness in the spring; the freight business is the largest ever done upon the road at this season since it was opened. The earnings of the third week ia Janu- ary were $19,322, against $13,316 same week last year; increase $6,000 43 per cent. Galena was done at 59}, dividend off—lower than the stock ever sold before. Reading was in de- mand at an advance of § per cent; the Phila- de)phians ure buying again. Panama advanced } per cent, closing 1293 bid, against 129} at the close yesterday. There wasa better business ia bonds to-day: Missouris were in demand atap advance of j, 2nd other descriptions were likewise better. Federal 5’s of ‘74 fell off again; we note a sale at 4 premium. In the afternoon the market was fair- Jy active, and stocks closed steady at the fuilowiug quotations: Virginia 6’s, 914 a}; Missouri o's, 79} #4; Canton, 16f a 17; Camberland Cou preferred, 15 a 3; Pacific Mail, 76777; New York Central, 73444; Prie,S8ja}: Hudson River, 4l a 3; Har Jem, 9] 3; do. preferred, 33. a}; Rew 39; Michigen Centra), 564 a}; Michigan aud Northern Indians, 6a 4; do, guaranteed, 15 2 } }; Panama, 129§ 8130; Dioois Central, 56} 0}; Galena and Ohicaga, 594 a ¥; Cleveland and Tole do, 20} @ J; Chicago and Rock Islaud, 63} a §. Mooday next wil be the last day for devositing atthe Sub Treasury bere on accoont of bida fur the $1,160 400 of the loan of 1858 to be awarded oo Tuesday at Washington. The atock to be awarded is inscribed, pot coupon stock; one of list year’s ap- Proprianion bills having, strangely enough, granted to the origival tukers of three mitlions of the loan ef 1858 the vrivilege of taking inscribed stock for the Smount awarded to them. From what we learn the atock will be awarded at « fractional premium— probably trom $ to 1 per cent, Bhould the House organize, however, hefure Monday, the bids would prebobly be higher. The following was the businesa of the Bub-Trea- fury to-day :— Total ree ints — For customs Tota) payments, Balapee.... The proceedings of Congress ‘ot Washington, and of the State Legislature at albany, are stréfigth- ening the ranks of that party of independent thinkers whe regard all legislatures as evils to be @: plored, and politicians as nuisances tobe abated. Tis diffien!t to eay whether the inaction of Con- gress or the action of the State Legislature be moet hurtful to the pablic interests or most de- serving of universel censure. On the one hand, members of Congress, by postponing the organi- zation of that body for political party purposes, are unsettling confidence throughout the country, checking the progress of enterprise and com- merce, disturbing the money market, cheat ing the creditors of the government of & large per centage on a debt fairly due to them, embittering sectional strife in both divisions of the country, creating distrust in the minds of foreign capitalists, and delaying uojustifia- bly the passage of measures which the public wel- fare imperatively requires. On the other band, the members of the State Legislature at Albany. under the control of the most profligate, corrupt and un- principled politicians ever known in thia State, are devoting their energies to the destruction of those great works of public improvement which have made the State what it is, to the wholesale plun- der of our railway and canal systems by a series of measures 80 outrageous, so reckless, and so bare- faced, that the most despotic government in Barope would shrink from assuming the responsibility of their anthorship. Between the two, as we sald, it is difficult to say which is doing the most mischief, or which could be best spared from thia subtuuary sphere. There is, however, @ difference between them. There must come a time, of course, when the pres- sure of the government creditora will compel an organization of Congress under some Speaker or other; there are limits to the patience even of s0 forbearing and law-abiding a people as ours. And, in this view, one can look more hopefally to Wasb- ington than to Albany. For at Albany there is very little hope that the hungry politicians who have obtained seats in the Legisleture will relax the prey on which they have fastened their clutch- es. Their power may be conjectured from the fact that they succeeded in compelling Edwin D. Mor- gan, 9 New York merchant, to recommend in his mesesge that the deficiency in the State revennes be made up by taxing the onlg interest which sn enlightened public policy would Jeave untaxed—traffic. Their mode- ration is sufficiently revealed fm the Pro Rata Freight bill, which, if it begomes @ law, will proba- bly break down the whole railway interest of the Btate of New York. Under this law, no railroad would be allowed to charge more in proportion for carrying freight ten miles than for carrying it five hundred; roads would be bound to carry all their freight at the same rate of speed, so that the pack- age of morning Haraips, which is now carried aa freight on the express passenger trains, would have to wait and travel forward in trains loaded with heavy groceries ; and the highest charge per ton for first class treight could not be over double the charge for the last class, so that a rail- way company would only get for carryiog a pack- age of Geneva watches or a case of Bohemian glass ware twice as much as it would get for the same weight of pork or corn. It seems almoat ia- credible that the leading State of the Univn shou'd be in the hands of a party openly committed to such a policy as this Such, however, is the case; and until the just indignation of the people arises and overwhelms the party which, under gnise of hostility to Southern interests, has obtained power enough to work this terrible injury to the interests of our own State, there will be no safety for pro perty, vested rights, or established contracts in the State of New York. Annexed are the earvings of the Chicago and Rock Islané Raiiread Company forthe third week in January:— Tncrease..... see. seve cree The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Honse this morning were $24,409,260 22, and the balances $926,390 $2. The movement of the banks in the four principal cities of the Union in which weekly reportw are sade, as shown by their last statements, is as fol” lows:— Loans, Deposit.» Spocte. | Circula’n te toby gg M.G13 81S BL 76.090 681 19-234 498 7.080 S6 SRO II TSS ASAE 6 44.499 "Bo. S548 a9 Agta 70 4.tld len ia 4 249702 20,068,400. AB, 005,735 $B) ATI 120,862 111 40.396 928 29,2900 128,659 780 49,010,956 29,771,698 The following ai dindends have been declared:— The Morris Canal aod Banking Company,a divi- dezd of five per cent on the preferred stock and two per cent on the consolidated sock, both paya- ble-February 7; the City Fire Insarauce Company of New Haven, a dividend of eight per cent, paya ble on demand. The value of exports of the growth, produce and manufacture of the United States from the port of Charleston, 8.C., for the year 1859 was $77,963,418, Of this $16, 4,723 was cotton, gent to the follow- ing Some tad Upland. Quantity. Pounds. Pounds Bales. Value. $1.439,868 290.208 $11,015,314 12/3164 37,418 1"904'862 13,9407 84412 -Lats rt ’ 4/432,:81 10,690 541,725 = s012045 8807) anT'a20 = 3'845,141 8,608, 300 69,700 2ies'ouk 5.278 941367 — 1,815,678 4851202085 = “"see'a20 3,088 95:08 — 869,283 «2028S 862 — Tabbet 1,691 90.476 = mys "es 18.450 9,467,016 182,070,012 925,129 $16,454,728 The foreign imports at Charleston for the year were $1,596,135, of which $809,617 were from England. With reference to the position of the dry goods market the Independent of to-day says:— ‘The year opens with a fair business, equal fully to genera) expectation, (bough bardly up to the views of sellers who have large stocks CMa . The market is mveh more profusely Co sage cme in January, 1869. The early butioees is chiedly the ertapeniing® one ett tal, owing to the pon prbehy However, the usual ery of importations varier thap usval ie set ap to induce though for many years past this cry Den falsity. From the large m with di ° werenee. Silks aro the Isast active, but a wquiry preva dts om the increase. Linens are very active German cloths are being ket, but wootlene Are moet) — ooe doing in comestic goods. large ra bave com pies their purcbases. Many orders for future delivery have yet tobe Biled, so that stocks of staple cotton good« are not unlikely g0om toveundaly heavy. Southern deal ere continue to bay, potwithstandiug the potitical cry Printe are ip good supply and invite inspection. Fanoy carsimeres are moving freely. The competition between bomemace and foreign goods is Ukely to be brisk this eoason, We have reaclve’ a copy of Bw imemsage Of oye Wickliffe tn the Leginlamre of Louisiana. The re- Ceipts of the State Prewsury fur the presevt year, including the balance on band, are emimated at $2,348,696 09, The essimated expenditare+ for the year, including the unexpended balances, amount to $2,174,553 22, showing © balance ow the Sst of Mareb, 1861, of $164,142 77—exhibiting a far more proeperoas condition of the finances of the sute than hay been presenied foreteht years, The bonds i-ened to the railroad companies in 1859, and the whole asvunt issued, including that year, are as follows:— Pital. NO and Great Western RR 631,000 WN 0, and Great Normberu RE. = 884609 Wa ksborg and Texee RR... 29 060 273,000 Baton Rovge ana Opeioneas RR..., 5,000 61,000 Total...... csevenee $18,000 1,979,000 The estimate filed i 10 the Auditor's office ef bonds required in 1860 is;— New O:leane and Great Weeterv RR, New Onleace aud Great Northera RR. Vicksburg und Texas RR... Baton Rouge and Opelousas RR. From W. T. Coleman & Company's elthorate an- nual review of the commercial and financial move- mepts of California for 1859, we take the following relative to the tinunces of the State and city of San Frapcisco:— In regara to State finances facta fally warrant ns in the remark (hac wa were never ip & mOre proeperoas condi. ton BU there we caure of ooprodriam we hope wi!l be removed by the present Legislature (Wade to the umoant of indebt-cneta, execeding the hmit the jate furding act ano wbich the last Leg to provide tor This floating indebvedooss is va ly estimated at from $160,000 to $250,009, depending the exeers over the first som named ov what action the Legigiature may take iu relation tocertain Stato prison clans. $50,000 . 111,000 niegit 19,000 Steck Exchange, Tuwrpay, Jan 26, 1860. 0 US S's, 1874... 10035 £7000 UB Bie 18th $50 #bs NY Cevt RR 700 8001 Ohvo 6, 1HK6.. 16 1#00 Inciana 23; 8, 5000 Tepp 6's. "RO Bem eo... 1000 Virgivia 6's... 2000 Dheeours 6's. 16600 30, 50 California 18. 4 10€6 Brook’ C WL 500 Ae.. . Bit? NY Cen 6's... WOO NY Cow’ 1878 106f Erie 20 m b’ds 2000 EreRR 2ombex 1000 ErieRRebe,t87t 6660 1 Freei'd b'ds 600 NJ Con tm be 1000 Gal & Chi} me aeOLE& @imb. 2000 Del LA Wm. 60 he Phoovix Bank, 50 National Rank... 6 Bk of Commerce. 20 Ocean Bork... . An bed Bavk, 50 do. 10 Cey,Ool & Gin RR Reese cs 200 Gal & OMI RR. ong 5x 5 Imp & Trad Bank 50 a0) Bi, 50 Del & Hud Ca Co, ae 830 695, 100 Cley & To RR81S 9014 ae ee SECOND BO. £5000 Micronri6's B80 70% -0t aha Reading RR.. 1800 Tenn 6's, 60... 200 do. +860 1000 Br’ki'p oy whe. 9036 40 Ll Cen RE bow... 88 100 bs Com C p'd £60 SOPMESCo...0 2... 77 110 Del & Bud Gana 106 Cle& Pitts RR bgo TONY Cen BR ..810 100 Gal en RR. ong bbe a BR 660 10 Este alisealces CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. THURSDAY, Jan 26—6 P.M. Asus —The market was quiet and salea limited at un- changed prices BRKADETOFFS —Flour—The market was less active, while prices tor low and medci m grades were firmer, ane for rome Sescriptions advanced about Sc. per barrel. ‘The sales were confined to about 4,000 » 5,000 barrels, closing within the range of the following quotations: — Superfine Stave... -$5 06» | 10 Batra State. + 62a 530 Superfine Western... - 5058 510 Common to choice Western extra, 5% e 6% Extra Generee....... 5 56a 700 Mixed to straight ‘Ssuthern. 5408 5% Straight to good extra do.. 6508 700 Sboite extra family ana bakere’ brands 71002 790 8656 445 8760 415 —Fanadinn flour was Aemer and more activa, with sales ‘of 660.8 700 Hie. at $5 60.8 8T Southern flour was fa fair request, with sales of shout 2,800 bis , closing within the above tange of prices. Rye fionr’ was in fair cemend aod at eteady prices. Corn meal was quict, with eales of 150 bbis, New Jersey and Brandywine At qnotations = Wheat—The market was quect, while sup- phes were belo witb eo much Srmoees as to check trans- actions. Corn was lower, with sales of 20,000 bashels, inciudivg Jersey yellow at 78c. a fie aflhc ana 83e. for choice fle. Rye waseteady and im fair mand, with sales of |, $000 bushels at 9¢ a 92c Barley was steady, with sales of 6 5(0 bushels four rowed State at p.t Oats were dull at 443¢e a 463ge a 46e for Wesern and Canadian, the jatter fgure for eboree Canadian. Corrre —The chief transaction to day was confined to uchon gale, which embraced 3,200 bags at 1130. a Ke, averege 11.6 Cortos — The tales footed op abovt 1.400 bales. The ket cloged beavy on the basis of the following quo- NEW YORK Upland. PPrvta. Mot eet XN. O. d Yexas. Ordinary gy $% [t"4 Mida ing. 1% 1 We Macohng fair, 12 1g 1235, 13 18% a #78 —To Live: et pOOl—36U bales of colon were en- gaged’st 8-)6d , and 121 bales Sea Ietand at 4. to 7 $24.5 YOU Herees of beef, at Rs 6d ; 100 dbie. pork. by steamer, at ds. G0.; 100 terces beef do, at bs ; 100 bbis lard, at. 802 Some 760 baler of cotton were’ also reported ‘by steamer, at 44d. to 982d. for compressed, and uncom- preered, 444, By ea/liog veesel, 166 boxes bacon at 208. 20 toue lard, by stesmer, at 188. To London—200 tieroes. beef were engaged at 6e.; 100 boxes bacon, at 88. 64.; and 10 tors seed, at 2%a.' To Bremev—200 ‘bhie. rosin were enyaged at dx To Havre—Rates were, with some engagen-ente of couon, reported at ‘c. Rice and bark were at $1!, aud copper at $6. Fistt,—Dry con wore hold with firmpess. ‘The laat sale of teportance embraced a cargo of medium fish, et $3 75. Marblebead were beld at $425 Mackoral wore firm, and Fates of No 1 were making at $168 $16 25; No. 201 searee, Salmon ware gcarce, sold at $23. ‘wae Ruady at $1 06a $1 12, with moderate pales. Lime wes uncbanged, but steady, at 75c.a$115 for deth sorts, with moderate sales Ms eanees Tbe sales were 160 bbis. New Orleans at ote Storms were quiet, and quotations for spirita pomrpal at 44. 9 440 Provisions. —Pork—The market was sgain firmer, with rales of 500 a £00 bbis , inclading old wees at $16 8734 & $17, and new at $17 a: old prime, $11 75, and new at $1350, Beef wos io ‘alr request, with salce of about 200 8 800 Dbie , including country mess at 25 a $5 25; repacked do. nt $9 2 $9 6235; extra at $10 60 a 811 60; males of 160 Dbie. prime cee wore made at $18 2 $19. and 10 teroes covptry mere at $22. Beef baws were steady, [Pao 100 Dbis. were sold at $14 50 Bales of 100 bores made, Weetern tong ribbed middies at 910. tard was firmer, with ales of 300 a 400 bbig. at 1034 a 1ONo. Bater and cheese were uncharged. SvGans were in fair acuvity; the sales embraced 3,160 baxe Pernambuco at 7c ; 6000 600 hhiis , 227 of which were meado, at 486, apd the remain or Ciba maseova- Co at within the range of previous rates, and ountizera- bia sates New Orleacs were reported at er and 198 bhde. New Orleans were ecld by suction at Og, a Bic. RISERY.—The sales embraced about $00 bbls, at We a 2430; the latter figure was considered ap ontside price. NEW yorK CATTLE MARKET. Wrovestay, Jan. 25, 1800. BEEF CATTLE. ‘With a smal! supply on sate at the various yards, the demand was moch more active, and holders were enabled to obtain an advance of ba'f to three-quarters of a cout per pound over the prices current a week ago. The receipts at al) the yards wero only 2,407 head, showing a decrease of 746 bead, and many of the brokers determined to seize the opportunity to force an advance of one centa pound, which eventually fell through, owing {to the indifference of dutchers, most of whom had a foll week's supply on hand, and who, therefore, were uz willing to pay more than 10¢. 100 for the best cate, at which price they foally succredes ip obtainng a full Fopply keg the day alto- gether, the market wee more favorable for drovers than n bae deen for a long time. The yarce wore very madd, owing to the late maw, abd their condition wan rendered considerably woree the conious sbower last vight ‘There wae a very goodattendance, nevertheless, and the entice pumber were bought up. The buylvg on Tuesday was alro epirited, and mort of the ‘t class cattle changed band's cn that day. At Bergen Hill the sales oa Moveay reached 733 head, mortly to the New York butchers. The offerings at Allerton’s were of a fair ave- rope quality, and hatiec trom the following States: New York, 418; Obw, S61; Uinore, 475; Cavada, 37; Michigan 42; Iowa, 111; Jnoiava, 181; Kentucky, 160; Pemnsyiva pin, 73: Connectiont, 14; Virgenia, 18#, and New Jor ys Wtead The bo'k ‘of the offerings came down via the Rucsop River Railroad The range of prices was from €c to 103c., with » few sales at lOve At the down town yards » good demand al the quotations below, a! sha. week | Hi aH Ohamberin’s. men. Breneias os Brig, Beer CATTLA. First quality, per 100 Iba. $10 00 a 10 00 Orvinary w gvod quality, . 908 9% Common quality. THe 8 ; Infertor quality ve COn 708 | MIAH ows. UF 412g ADO ben hae ary to good quality, a | Commop quality., 86 0 a 40 00 | harenaange 2 25 00 0 30 00 6, a To. bo. a bo 4c. 0 bo. Bie. a te * ob 8 6 Cow mon, 3 50 eo Inferior. 20023 First quality, per Ib. io. = bo Other qualities, ee a bigo. COWS ANP CALVES. ‘The rectipts continue gmail, aud the demand for prime offerings ig increasiug. Toere bad been few of this desert ton in the yards for many weeks,as sales were manly on order, a8 bolders do not wish to run the riak of bringing them avy cistance and then be obfiged to take what they car get tor them, which is the ease with most other kinds. Great pains are velvg taken with the breeding of calves Lowadays, and this is growing to be a marked feature in the market for milch cows, especially when taken for pri- Tate [amily Use, ae MOS Poaple who keep their own Cows will not look at othe thau “ blooded cows,” and many of them are governed tull a8 much by the price asked as by their own juegment. Poor cows aro neglected, and pricos are evtrely nominal at the above quotauons” The total Teeripts at all the yaras for tne week and last week were at follows — Washington. Brownings. Chamberia's O'Brien's This week BL Last week... 19 8 3 VEAL CALVES. Prime veals are in active roquest at very full prices peurly ail the good to prime Daving been ¢ Ken at Go @ Te. per pound, while sates o’ ordivary have been mare at 43:€. @ 6}pc., @Md common and inferior are not wanted, even ut iow prices. Gur quotations are, there‘ore, nomi. pal for those descriptions. The supply, though moderate, Was somewhat better than last week. all the offeriogs were readity taken, however, at fairly remnoseratve prices, with the excention of the inferior quality. Some of them were altogether too young to be estable, as tbe price of milk is vo high that it is more remunerative than r@ Mt fed to calves. The total receipts at all the r the week and last week were as foliows:— 6 SHEEP AND LAMnS. ‘The market has been somewhat irregular, but for the most part full prices bave been rewiized. There was a fair supply on fale for the woek, bat sales have been effected about as fast as they come im at onr quotations, Some prime sbeep were sold at O'Brica’s at $8 per head, Dut this was ao extreme rate and we do not incide it in our quotations, At Chamberliu’s brokers report the market beavy, but ag but compara‘ively few sales are mace at that place the market was “n+rally pot influ- enced by it. and war steady at all U.. otber yards The total receipts at ail the yards for the week aod last week ‘were a6 lollowe:— we Ys. Chamberlin's, O° Brien’s, 2,208 2,793 1,825 2,56) 3/570 1/867 SWINE. ‘With very small receipts tbe market has been mach excited, and prices have advance! Kc. a %c per pound, There were on cale only about 1,000 head, and gales were mace at from 6%e. to 6c., Including all kinds The re- ce'pte at the Bludeon River drove yards, foot of Thirty- reventh street, North River, for the weed ending Jap 25, 18@0, were—By the New York and Erie Railroad, Hoeéon River Railroad, 648, Rematning from last report, ee ie 1,868. Of which wers sold oka iyAss. Left over, ui RECAPITUL ATION. The total reeripte of al! stock at all week and last week were a8 foliows:— Cons. Brrves. . Ved. SAL. Wosbmgton yard........ 2,274 31 206 1,681 Browning's 9 3 22 2200 Chomberiin' 2 (8B 422708 O'Brien’s.. 57 OL 62 By EG. Avenue ae 58, house and i, 19.5x82,. + $4,460 Do. do. 19 6x82. 4,50 or) ge ¢7, ote do, 4,545 5th street—No. 802, do, do. 4,15 Do. do, 304, do. do, 4,350 Elm strect—No. 87, do. do. 7,950 4th rtrect—No. 684, do. do. 4550 i do, do, 3,000 to. do 8,090 do. do. 45500 Se do. do, 8,650 %&h street—No 381, do. do. 3,625 Do. do. 383, do. do 3,625 Se WABITINE INTELLIGENCE. Movements ef Goran Steamers. Glasgow -Aspmweh Ped. 6...... .Ameinwall THE TNAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STREAMERS. Furike Cery- From New York 2d, arriving at ae ae and dew Ori oom ab, From New (rieass 2, Barane 34, or’ 1a~ From New York 12th, ey From New Orleans ce ‘ane Beth, fie Soro—From New York 2th arriving at Bavans ist sed Kew crleyne 84 Frei New Orlesna 2b, Warana 100, ‘ar rivipg st Sew Quaxre Citt—Leaves eaeh port moa api From New York Jan Kanxax—From New York for Hevana vis Ni ee eh of fied nt on altern>te | te raat ol at new York haw the above dates fall om Stuoday ‘Orleans. Port of New York, *, January 26, 18960. — Montgomery, ‘Be Berry. Savanaab—H B Cremwe “i MT Sato, Sen Spicer, Ban ete ae & Rmancel, bee ts iettiaetee le argon, Ceara & Oo has. BAS Ocean Waves Calle Nenthat—o 6 Ward A Oo, be Fisher, foo es, Cle Breit von & Co. Bre 7 Charan, ee ee ‘Rdegp gmt done & Co. Mor Faas D B Warner, Carrow, qiebe Ht Jones, Aldrich, Witmnny oo, KO—MeCreedy, Mot Bebr Ange ta, Hunt, Balimore—) W McKee, Rieamer Delsware. Cavoon, Philndelphus ARRIVED whip Tentonia Ham), Taube, Hamburg Fan % and fotiramrton stk: win mdse nad to Kunharc & Co. Hed sroog westerly ealee from WaW to NW the ence pesna; Trened Cope Race Jus 21, at 8 AM, Toor a plict From teat Sow 18 off eet Bay. Bteamehin Northern ‘ae “‘Tinklepangh, Aspinwall, with ‘anc pawengers to 1) Alien Norfolk, &e, with mdse and were. to ladian & Heinekeu Bpragwe, Fernande Po, WOA, Deo 4, in Dellast to Jes W Rivest a vo lin, Rarton Matanzas, Jan 16, with molado and in Secor am ott 5 Oporto, 60 days, with wine, rip ipa (Port), U1 ecrk 40, to J Osborn Areaden ap ey my SH), Wiieon, Curacoa, Jan 7, ier MRE Ep Cea Ree in hohe anal oe chr rer wccier Walle k 00. Inthe Brahe wae to cotosny Sth Gibenbur- pote tris Mary B dome: fre A as eee aver. spoke +3 E Jones. from Rehr Sheet avebor, hall avuuneh, 6 Jaye. tebr Lo mea ng Charleston, 4 days, with oot- te, 60 MeGread”, 80, 4 days. a Fetr telceraph Nichersom, Nerolk haave. Bebr Protector. 3 Del, 2 nays. ‘The pilot boat Ws aeroen, baving Yeon sbagan’ ‘Bonth trem Heok. Mr verte seeing few southward. thie morning from Joe doy aol Ree been 185 calles fog, 000 wf her vice, Te: ‘veesels, and those mosily bonad SATLED. Ships Henrietta, Havre; Timor, Callao; barked M Churchill, AOS Lew th RS ay Plozeng: Peeusy, Teoony, a brigs Judge Hathaway, fagne; At- 219, # ery, Ravennab; ship Michel Aw ge New Telokcmainn Retiree (eee Smyroa; J 0 Baa bag LaF, vunset—No inward bound ves sclnta aight, Wind WW a a cody panes HOOK, fan. emerson schr sbowieg D Col. dep Murray's aigna the Hook; no ober taward jeusela ioe od ‘nw, Nght; weather cloudy. Mteceliawcous. Burr ARWoRIAL—8t Thomas, Jan 7—Captain Canaland sad crew, of ship Armorial, of Bath (18 in number), arrived here thin day on board the Hamburg echr Voliguer. The A sailed from Batstol on the 26th November, bound to Savavnsh, with a cargo of railrosd iron, On the Sth December enonuntered » terrible burricane from NE, the sea tearing rudder from pin tein, causing veene] to leak badly, and become unmanageable On the 12th the captain and craw were taken off by the above veesel, bound to &t Thomas, and the ship abandoned in lat $4 33, jon 21.56. The A was bniltat Bath, Ve, in 1856, 530 tone, rated 42, and owned by © V Minott, of Bath; cargo vained at $15,000 @y letter to Ellwood Waser, kag, Secre'ary Board of Un- derwritefe ) Smr Bronx Kixa, Callaghan, whicb arrived at thie port on the 24th inst from Canton, waa 114daya.on the passage, ont 101 an atated tn herreport. The annonnoement of her arrival was given as sent to us by our news collector. Br Sure Keivin, Relven, at New Orleavs from Fleetwood, Ferotia that on the night of the 2h Nov, of Scilly Island, wat ip ecitiaion with an unknown ablp, by which the Kelvia lost der figurebead. mr Hypra, a oftan Hizbas, Parker, kan Boston i Caleutts, split sails, Raxx Guirron, Davie at Fao ayia from Cadiz, rporis that on the 16tb and 17tb of Nov wher about 200, miles NE of Cape Ft Mary the water: were count Equn Cuanize Co.aars, previously reported gunk by ine in the Cherepesbe, bas been raised and arrived at Baltimore 25th Scnx Hanzstene, bevee for Savennah, while preceeding denn jbe,bey restarday afternoae. returned to querentioe (0 lard the first officer, while rigging out we Cowns, Jan 6—The American hark Anos, ae. from La gana, ban come into harbor to effect necessary repairs Havre, Jan5—The American ship a ‘ok from © Orleane, which enstatned damege ‘in the ‘ovter harbor yeater- a aay, last eventpe, and renee commenced saab ees. | wrcarzo About 1400.0 1500 cotton have siready been larded and it is believed ‘hal aot not more than 100 ales ba 6 been wetted. AMrToR, Jan 6—A large piece of s ship's about 4 miles Feet of this Ne oor, “woueremly| North if ferrin tal bul. and ueposed to be rar ‘from ines vogiter, sopeosed meio have been fone te Sater. alsos beak woaty uew, whbect uae, black, aly Fina Jan 6-Tanded ok, Be eset of the Agrien Finurch- of RYork: a quantity ef rola, somorieing coe ioe. extract of lorwood, ed ton. mrhogany. bides " by the diving Zuber, ‘Twin, Hoeg, of Dover. yee Thestte 1 Petaier, 18 soos register, is now on the large Fectiona] Aock for revsire. Fhe wilt be atioped vecenibed ‘sod newlt eoppered. The Hine, i also on the grest Balance A surken vesse! lying in the track, was Sas passed 9 tation Led wv of Pripa Pan Fhoala by steamer Oly of Norfolk, ot Baltimoer Whalemen. A whale was captured off Southampton, LI, Jan 24, by the mbabitants of thet place, which competent judges say will meake from 36 to ¢0 barre's. 8M from San Francisco 2ist ult, bark Adama Thomas, whaling: Sat be Fish Cate of bark At Fi bovnng toorniae. Arr at Honoluin Maris Theress, ‘oop. Ochovsk Sen, 10 wh Keen hore; 19th Fhytraten, Benth Beath hore, and ald Deo 2 to eratens M-nvel Ortex, Sazard, do, do. 10D wh 12 MO hone: Dec % Rusb, W; Warren, Sa Labsien, ahh 2000 hone, alii = £1d from do Now If. EF Mason, NB fo ornsie: 17th Abm Parker, Sinerm do. do; Htreb Perry. Rigging do. do and home; Cumbria, Pease. do, or s Bosedel, Gibbs Lit do: 13'b, Terk Perbire NU ‘do ard erniee; 20h Chandler, Price Hol- comb, NR to crulse on the Line, westward; ey Robio Hood, ¥eGivley Mvetic cruise: Snperior, Wood do: Siet ton, Porrington, do fo: Fortnne, Cometack do. h erulce a ~~ Tene’ ‘ussel, "io ‘ervice and ernise Gratinte, Davie do, pices Ms rat ier b, Sire ‘Gwfft Parl do. f ary. ine, co, marl oe to; bad wivged Sie pation wh and 2480do ap oil by the Fan- wh ei) by the Warren; Kingfisher, Weiker, do alard and Kiver Platte, and arrized ta are m oark Harvest NB. to cru'se; Pre 5. Alice Cold Spring, ¢o; 6ih, Covington, Warren, do; Warren. do. a8 Le AtLehatna shin Oliver Crocker. Cochran. fm Ochotak Ses with or hie ae ofl end KV0 The bone thin season. +rrstde Nov 18 ehtp Ofheta, Kil'mer, tnst from Blo, 400 hb 4:60 bene: bark John P West Tinker, Ochtek, 49 80, 1340 b aes 19th = Ps rd ver. A "from, ‘ied 7 an eae x 4 iD hg a. ip P00 oh wontons ae Siabescheraite Greene. da from do 56 rm. 11,600 hone: Hilo, 875 wh, 5500 xe American Pease hope en board: are liao, Fuller, Hille, 400 wh, 4000 bode, on acer 2 ep, et xe % T hark Tpaeton, King, NL. to oruise and wi Teh. Julian, Whos. er, NB, New Zenlucd: 18m “Marcin, PIN Kes, c-niee South: Wh. LC Richmond, aifornta: th, Jot ‘Wel, Woodbridge, do, cries oS nihe Tine 20h America. ee Edgartown, ot = fornia, Evers a por ee on ype % Ba, at csrler, Ruere! treormee naetis. Green, - cabnano: 3, Bathaway, ore and ‘and bome; Oliver Crocker, Cchran, a cnet Calif pyAt7 at Palin Dee 20, oeeph Grinnell, Thomas, NB, with 970 i on at da Deo 2. Alto, Lawrence, NB. oil as last re- Bragton. oe gored: 7th Wave Hil, do 600 ap: 29th, Josbua Bates, on 700 sp. Arr st Hilo} Pee} Julian. Winerar, NB, from Arctic, 180 wh, 20°0 bene, and sid ‘ferm Hono'nin 1th to ernise: Omega, wanes, ya 90, Fad at ¢. Oth, Sito Boston, anda rom (chats. 4 wh, 800 bone; 11th, Spartan, Bunker Nent from do. 400 wh, 600 4tdo Nov 2@ Callan, Fuller, NB, from rahe gut wh ol) #nd 400 Ibe bone this geaeon. A lever from Cent Pally, of hark Martha 2d, NB, at Heroin» Mov 37, from Aretio, wrth 300 bie whl na 8 ond A leste® from, Cept Remar. of bark Ontarls, WT reports her at] ahaina Nov 27. from Ocbotek Sea. with $60 bbis wh oll and 4145 done. a letter from apt Kelley, of abio Henry Knee lend. NB, reporta ber af atot Sf, Nov 12 having taken nothing tbs seagon A letter from Capt Greene, of abio Roesean, N' reports her at Honolulu Nov % bonnd westward to Cy yo and Cen tek rext season. A letter from Capt Pomeror. of ship Howland, NR, ee aay at Honolulu Nov 29, to sail w dave for Creaby (formerty 24 mate of shin JD. ‘Themppecn NB) reperta ber st Honolulu Leah with 690 bbls wh i) thie veapon: wonld erase on Onliforvia and then go in to wait ordera from home. "tet from ae Win erar of shin Jnifen, NB, reports her at. tenoiotn Now 29 from Aretic, wih 10 bhla wh oil end 2450 Ibs mea ag? ‘Wan homnd to emaien Fons A letter frrm Capt fniler, of bark Callao. NB, Labaina, lee 1, bet erntse on. CBee Sire re everm «bale, aa "ad the winter bhla ol) all ‘A Jeter, i from cous oe oe of ship Rambler, ni ae er eld eee: Sov 27, to cruten, ates beat home in Angus ord Capt Greene of bark Marsachnestta, Roneln’n, Dec &, from the Ocbotak. mean 900" b vis i tad iB mecees: this season. Bound to nano to procure for bome Bathaway. of bark Lonisa. N, reoorts A letter from Capt ber at laine. Teed, Ochew] 3 ss g +3 2 gi Tiiinola, BB, rey Ford Righta clean, ter from Capt Ker ot Hometntn 3 Dope this sesaon. heart in wi apd bor: we ES cm ng tt cflleer of a = ‘extpert at Cape Ver well—honnd fo Indien Geesn —& letter frvm bark Frdeavor Nit, reports her et Nanpasnht Oct 28 fore revorted, hound to Borg Kong, and then bome throu: the Indian Orean Experienced a este tn tba Ochowk, «bib — ida apd would hace deen drivea ashore hed it ee abate Bark Warren, Miller, of and for New Bedford. with 450 bble whott nn howd) wea at Honolutn Dec 8 to sail for bome. Ship Powdtch Marttn, of Warren arr at Honatuln Nov 18, fre Geborek Gen. bad been meme! ‘Sbe \oon this season 8H bhis wh of] and 40 506 ihe Bark Faith, of Honotula, bad been condemned at Petropo- ow sht. ore her ail ebloped to Banat A letter from Capt Kéwarda of ship Hibernia 24, NB, re- ports ber off Boyoinia Nov 29. bonnd on 2 cruise to the Line, tence to ‘be weatward. and bein the vellow Ses in March. ‘A. eller from Capt Jones, of ship George & Svean, N43, re- porte Fer at Hopotntu Now 20 from Arctic Ocean, of] not stated, ‘uid seit nent Gay Sox the allow Sad Sepa ie ree A Jeter from Cant Straobu ip Congreas re- vee tonehed Fe a ‘Nov 38, from Hi- would sail ¥ for Comet A letier from the Gret cfficer of bark Ocean, Cornell, bn reports her at ees, no lat, 40,7 weeks out, with 100 bbls wm, lotter of ship Marcia, dated at Reroute woes, fh ob wh oflon board, Rh repeal ~ Reports arr at do, ‘duphrasen, Heald RE ne Dernia, of ship Harrieon, NB, ac hioetutn Dee wi T0 bn nod 30 do wh ‘i ae ee SA letter dated at Bergan Deo reports shin Oraximbo, Fenee for bere tn afew ‘ } A pt of hip Mergaret Scott NB, teher et Labwoa Nov 27—bound bed of J pa ee RE OR ‘down Papin, vetore raising oo tbe OW won telat Pavia tetgven March Band i ait jenty om Cas ae 4 a be ve ber at fit Now #0 freen Gebotahe Ben hn Se" Sowe off Tirana 00 tbs bone this ro <p tween seasene, and to toneh at ilo again inthe, Rhine oer ienoed the the Islanee vet eaperien ‘Dost severe ever sit gupnit We in'wbich leet a boat and dave oS sd fre: iy pt wa Preben—Nov 28 Ist 22 N, lon 32 W, Newark, Smith, NB, with a lerge sp whace alorgeide. hip Admirs}, rtd yen for Peie) tan, at HS 20, Jon 73, ~ i BL oe ae YR Po wae Fhip Tenion, Upaber, hence for New Orleans, Jan 20, at 83 Pd | ‘bracian, trom London for Madras, Dec 23, lat 2620 spe pty ao ee Typed weet hea HE Jou tas oan Bark Fortune, from tauk (by piiet J D Jones, Fash fa es eons ae, Providence, Jam ite i i Thee’ Kemp, trom Boston for > Jam 9, bh lewis, Newcomb, from Boston Jan ee Fenwne Ieland om Satie cH it Zine Hieging, Fries, free Benton for Tangier, Jen, Feby Filvia Mery J dave from Prines Bawerd Totend, New York, Jan 22 off Folut Judnh, - Foreign Ports. AMREAIER, Oot sh arr Coyne, OM, Melbourne (ad wld rveKtay Deriiearr Mermaa, White, Live coat from Reterdam for orleans, Bomnay Now ace Fle Soest is Mien: Bes nage. vecien. oe rns NYork 1h, de: Caprev ( as do. brig Pe Ferdinand, re Royce, Port. OLDEN. Tee 5—Sid bark RBebring, Gilliat, ot nite fem earls New London; &b, bark Jenny Ford, woore. vaio Livenroo. Ji Christonber Hall, Freeman. for Hong Eee! ae ‘Lufkin, and Merce Gfeouleat, Merriaast —, New Orleane Frid out Gh, Goean ” Qoeen, Fall, Cuenta: Charlee Bit, Fmo!l do: smerics, Bowe ; Robert Belly. Bberman, Dew York: Nova Seotian (), Forlasa, Portland: Jobn Speer, *exvon, dao 1 tid Onckatep, Wade, New York. Vowrstéry. Jan €=Put io, A ‘Aurora, ‘Troewsegaard, from Te- roe for [anata Dee f80d ship RF Willetts, Gates, New Bedford. Wola ar Clive sace dee Reed Revlon Seon Meare e.¢0" (livin Jones do: Row &, Surioam, andrews, Mau ‘ald ie ‘Oisefnna.- ritine_ 0th, 1d MeKay, Price, Liverpool; 15 = 73, Liver- Aza’ ‘Auch Nelson, pny Bid Nov 29, ‘Savion tele fvich (trom so ‘an Fravereco. PortsxoutH, Jan 6—f1d WH Townsend, Townsend, Car- Rin ss Jan 6—Arr © J Kershaw, Moore, Ibrail. Sid 6h, Beagles. WOrieans. 13— F) “pone ga iteh, Ray. Sbangbae; Bors Calera 1b. Achilles, out Ban Fi eh oe 1 = for Ran Francisco. & FLED. hee Tt 8d thip Moses Wheeler, — (from Oal- eutta), New York. AUExAwpRra’ Js far] echrs Buena Providence: Dav! Tinie, hor, Rossen ; MC Durfee, Neo Hah ae: Rotterdam: Sern: Mary Haley Balev, New ¥ork “6 St Focenee 81a wind WNW, steamship Eure Boaton. SSD A rt te ahip Asterion, Snow, in "Below ship Florida frem Grieg turk oes yt el np Reseee Queen co. sely, 0: Ching, Measing; brige M ». Bier he it S'Motarty, Char! Per: Provid sinamner: Laveb'in, York: bre Hebert Jorden, Weel todien. Bid ech Cherm Baker. Aguaditis, PR; brig Marsball Dutch, Gilkey, Cardenas. BRAZ RYork 30; Jono. Henderson, NY¥ork. vee ‘Jan V—Arr echr Mayflower, Kent, Baltimore BEMETOL, Jan 24— Arr alone © Bhddes, NYork for Providence" 814 98th, sehr ‘Wisemore, for Eeuihern york Wonder, Pellork, WY CHARLESTON, Jan 23—Arr Yorks sbton Hortenain. king Liv ann Bliza (Rr). fia do; barks bord #meriha (Brom), ‘Friedericks Lia ti yieon: Uncle Sam. Cole, NOries ‘ Veneida poe or i Bowtne cnt w A ay nian oe in the ot rae! igh and Liverprol ie harks ‘ier, Driver, River Piate “Sid. able Anna Deestnr, Parsone Liverpocl: Herole, Herre; perk Tuntarton, Chadbourne, Doboy (Geo); brig BR rf ae rn RIVER 3 Jan 26—Sid schr Iram Smith, McGivern, rin FRANKFORT, Jar 20—Arr echr Fischer, Kelley. Baittmore. Bid Det parks rMaiie Metealt. Snow Sage aituarian, Duy- er. Cher! MA ‘Gould Cro ‘Croeker, CP ATHNAYEN, Mant Starr ache Dy Be Ketch- be ee eee wind Smith, ‘Bid echr +. Fasren, PERIVON dee te Arr trie AB Moore, MeRitehle, Rovian rhe Maria a Mortons Feurple, RYorks Justice yong do. Cld 9th bri Rents: rege 2g ee ir) 3 in ‘bitler Inte, Prince, dient berks J.C Kobo, Mees. for Tlvepnool ae; ida; Iria Deetjen for Bremen do; Juno, EArard. for land &tmenn for Léverprol dn: Rebalz, Howard, for do; Alan.o. Patterson, for do, do; Tola Whe. for Ravre do: oe unines, 2 Zstloser = - Bien, dn; Veland City, ise: LT Carver, Wilry. do vest do: brige Marene wig: John Weleb, Aine; Gan for BVork tag: Blomenthat a fron; schra WH Tit. comb, for Raton Idg; Wm W Mitchelt, diag; K George, do; Bersrbe) wie G} OU “PRTPR, Jan 4—A rr eetrs Blondel, Morse, Norfolk; Olive asery, Robart Vinstbaven for Norfolb, W ROADS, Jan Z—Arr ship Wi ‘White Swallow, Cray Wes Teton, win guano for He MEFS’ HOLE, Jan 24—Arr eebrs Pivmouth FR: Nor- is. Bork for Pestrp: George © Glovec, Thomes, Norte for Carder: Wiliam Alien, Grav for Mobiie; Only Daughier. she do for a estan: Prive Banner, Free. Bran, Portion? for Tangler, Melbouron, Spear Kicbmotd. Ba brig fun 8 Evie, and George W Glo “"Tuh—Are brig Monica, Lend York for Portland: echrs Jot Marhow, —— Boston for Tauglers M jt Saco for jb bah Marta, Towfra, lard for araneab; Wiltem Grecors, Emalth, do for cg Mipnte Cobb Bam do for ig Se Remain at 10 4M, wind W one, arrivals of today, and brie B Balowiony mre fiiven eae a monti: Rock, Only Daughter, Prize Banner, ond rhe NORILE, Jan 19—Are Sp bark Jacinta, Alcina, tins brie Roger ¢e Flor, Pedro Aicinn, Matanzae, Cli abi Deering, Tiavre: hele © A Sainpesn. Davie, Jacksouvile. shir Belle Wood Rush, NOrieape in ballas! ‘20 h-Arr bark Peter Clinton, Bragoon, Boston Cid Be mip pera Irwin. Ae ov mal bare win, Nugent, Fleet i MACE! THEASPORT, Tan %0—Sid ecbr Volunteer, Brown, Ja- PMYETIO Jen 2—Arr eche Constitution, Strout, Savannah. o ed Frapkhe, Deming Ne» York. W ORLEANS, Jan 19—arr ship Martin 1 Luther, Nichols, wabites hark Pritient, Sigabee, Boston; bi Tiger, ‘Veazie, Penencota; achra Jos, jon Hi Roane. P egotanion, faze Santiago; ‘ships BO Petre, nig eta. wooo Tiverpaok Main (ism). Haack. ta parks Dorettg Dee ree eile Giccioe: Aol tries Vertes eh, der roms Stee! le Carcense ’ ‘and a market; Rolling soe wave, za rine, Me wie Rofiolk mith Minatitian; See) Mie: Teer Island, Moran. da: Ri ‘The’ shio i annbe, and Y Rusbell sod Fopita wont 6 *iaih-—arr thy tel) ships Patiersoa, Fn Je; Mary Mar- shell, Genoa: Thorw, ‘Liverpool; bark gosta Mea- NFWRERN, NC, Jan want schrs Caibarive, Wi Wert Indien; Firma Elizabet ooh cengend ‘and Insbel, _ do eth, Polobin, Hall, Bavan: NORFOLK, Ji Tan fener peur Lt Boat, Read, NYork. In B Crawford. Smal, trim Ronstrere fir ore ere Ne SSE a Wasa Wintel, Furbigh, Ai Boston. eewe BEDFORD, estar Sehr Geo W Baldwin, Crow: €l). Provinesto wn for NYork. NEW LORDON, Jan 2t-—Arr schra Pennssivania Tadd, in, Norwied for Rorfolk for Norwieh: Texee, Cid Si fae Ren PeyvoeGrewa for, ko ts sorve Wer Rowen, ‘vides re for NEWPOBT, Jan 23—Arr Babao, Brown. . Kinney Boston for for Tangier: B G Buz- oe schrs Catherine Beals, Yor ia asia morn of 241, ron. WI cont nda ard rat. Ww RAVEN: dan S-Art brig Daniel Trowbeie, Neate rarer ney nO ra Mewns, ree, New Machen Whoehan bile, Seek O Sentosa Govan, end Balle PFTERERURG, Va, Jan 1e—66 scbrs C L Wisse, be Bew York; 0th, Mery Jane, Joues, do. ADELFEL A. Jan 15—Are bark J Payson. Pallee, Pac reed © Reaver more, "RYork: a Ww ‘Wenlaton, Crawford Riebmord. oe Gera ele, Merrow, West Tadiew, meamer ‘Kenebeo, 261b— Ary wt City of News Terk, ton, fellow Boh ech eu acateviie: Bonen Beslan Cid woke t rambes, Movie: camer Bostoss Bellew, ew FL earned, Fi Sten rer PORTLAND. es pe Ss tees Ne od EP Reet. Jewett, Graffam, i; oe = Python, Wemer arate 1c Beane, peeing ee aaa mira; ar: 2b Arr-echre Baral A Erni, wat BPerker, Fitzgera’d, Camden for i attbewn Raltmsores seROKtu Rar i Sa ue ae J Jobster ® Big sere Forks re cas wae + cman a oan ‘op Bh Jan 25 Ar Meee, ee Westover, Betey! Bomons hd tig Paty. Tact ‘Tho- RAVAN. RAAB, feng Are New PLS ark 0 ion, Cane de eerie we baSipre ceo Wore, te Jt en! eope> at otis i, bark yer frames be, Saar a Sd ip. big Sgn x BF, fee hata me Se end ea